zdravim mam od znameho tento notebook s predinstalovanou Vistou 32 bit. jedna sa mi oto ze znamy tam chce dat WinXP, snazim sa najst ovladace pre WinXP ale jedine co som nasiel je tato stranka ide oto ze nikde tam nevidim drivery pre Wi-Fi, Audio, LAN, VGA, CPU atd. ak si zvolim operacny system Vista 32 tak tam vsetko je ide mi oto ze som ani nenasiel aky tam je presne chipset predpokladam ze daky nVIDIA ak najdem specifikaciu drivery si stiahnem priamo z nVIDIA stranky pre WinXP takisto aj audio to je tam tusim Conexant, wi-fi tam je zasa broadcom
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Compaq Presario V6630EM
Compaq Presario V6630EM
CPU:Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 3,04GHz, ,COOLER:Noctua NH-U12 + Papst 4412F/2GLL, MB:Gigabyte EP35-DS4, RAM:2 x Apacer Gold 2GB 800MHz, GPU:Gainward nVIDIA 8800GT 512MB Golden Sample, HDD:Samsung Spinpoint F1 640GB S-ATA, DVD-RW:NEC AD-7203S, PSU:Fortron 350-60 THN, SOUND: SoundBlaster Live! Player 5.1Digital, LCD:Samsung 740B, CASE:Lian-Li PC-7B Plus, KEYBOARD:Genius KB-109e, MOUSE:Logitech MX518, MOUSEPAD:SteelPad QcK,REPRO:Creative Labs Inspire P580
takze po dlhsom hladani si odpoviem sam, Windows XP podla HP neodporucaju davat na tento book
Issues you will experience if you downgrade from Vista to XP
If you have an HP Pavilion or Compaq Presario consumer notebook PC that shipped with Windows Vista, you should not attempt to downgrade to Windows XP. Changing the operating system (OS) will cause severe operational problems. Many of the components, such as sound, video, graphics, network connectivity, drives, or other devices and peripherals, may have limited functionality, or may not work at all. You should do some research on the support policies of hardware and software manufacturers, and review the problems experienced by other users, before you consider changing the operating system.
You may experience the following conditions if you downgrade an HP Pavilion or Compaq Presario consumer notebook, which was designed for Vista, to an older operating system:
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HP does not provide Windows XP-compatible drivers for functions such as sound, video, graphics, network connectivity, drives, or other devices and peripherals for these consumer notebooks.
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Changing the operating system may require you to reinstall the original software image when troubleshooting possible software and hardware issues with technical support.
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Some component manufacturers do not provide Windows XP-compatible drivers for components that they designed for Windows Vista.
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Even if a third-party company or Windows itself can provide generic drivers that will allow all of your devices to operate, the performance of your HP PC may be less than optimal.
If you decide to downgrade your PC from Vista to XP, in spite of the known hardware and software problems, or if you have already tried to make the change and your PC does not work properly, read the other sections of this document. There is also a section that discusses the problems with setting up a dual-boot system.
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Issues you will experience if you downgrade from Vista to XP
If you have an HP Pavilion or Compaq Presario consumer notebook PC that shipped with Windows Vista, you should not attempt to downgrade to Windows XP. Changing the operating system (OS) will cause severe operational problems. Many of the components, such as sound, video, graphics, network connectivity, drives, or other devices and peripherals, may have limited functionality, or may not work at all. You should do some research on the support policies of hardware and software manufacturers, and review the problems experienced by other users, before you consider changing the operating system.
You may experience the following conditions if you downgrade an HP Pavilion or Compaq Presario consumer notebook, which was designed for Vista, to an older operating system:
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HP does not provide Windows XP-compatible drivers for functions such as sound, video, graphics, network connectivity, drives, or other devices and peripherals for these consumer notebooks.
*
Changing the operating system may require you to reinstall the original software image when troubleshooting possible software and hardware issues with technical support.
*
Some component manufacturers do not provide Windows XP-compatible drivers for components that they designed for Windows Vista.
*
Even if a third-party company or Windows itself can provide generic drivers that will allow all of your devices to operate, the performance of your HP PC may be less than optimal.
If you decide to downgrade your PC from Vista to XP, in spite of the known hardware and software problems, or if you have already tried to make the change and your PC does not work properly, read the other sections of this document. There is also a section that discusses the problems with setting up a dual-boot system.
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CPU:Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 3,04GHz, ,COOLER:Noctua NH-U12 + Papst 4412F/2GLL, MB:Gigabyte EP35-DS4, RAM:2 x Apacer Gold 2GB 800MHz, GPU:Gainward nVIDIA 8800GT 512MB Golden Sample, HDD:Samsung Spinpoint F1 640GB S-ATA, DVD-RW:NEC AD-7203S, PSU:Fortron 350-60 THN, SOUND: SoundBlaster Live! Player 5.1Digital, LCD:Samsung 740B, CASE:Lian-Li PC-7B Plus, KEYBOARD:Genius KB-109e, MOUSE:Logitech MX518, MOUSEPAD:SteelPad QcK,REPRO:Creative Labs Inspire P580